Recording Skype-to-Skype calls with other CallBurner users is completely free of charge. There are no time limits or other limitations. (Click here for details).

Recording calls with non-CallBurner users, as well as SkypeOut and SkypeIn calls, is free for 30 days then requires a full CallBurner license (Click here for pricing details).

Recording of Conference Calls is free as long as at least one party to the call (other than yourself) is running CallBurner.

CallBurner Features

Crisp, clean, professional recording

Simple, intuitive and uncluttered

Direct to MP3 with no additional software installation required

Record all calls, or only the ones you choose

Optionally record direct to WAV for best possible quality

Optionally record each side of the call to a separate file

Convert Skype voicemails to MP3 or WAV

Anti-drift technology keeps both sides of the call in sync

Works with all versions of Skype from 1.3 onwards

Ideal for recording business meetings

Ideal for conference, seminar and lecture recording

Ideal for podcast interview recording

Ideal for keeping a complete archive of all calls made

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If you don’t have Skype, it’s a great way to call standard phone lines for a small fee, or other Skype users for free. Click here to get calling with Skype and recording with CallBurner.

4 thoughts on “What does it do?”

This is for Paul Andrews if available:
Paul, thank you and the Team for your fine product.
Upon posting the previous comment, I discovered your associate, Jimmy Hague, had just answered the question for another user, and I will study his answer to see if it works for me. My request was for the recording to be stored in the right and left tracks of a stereo file, and the solution provided appears to be to record each participant in a conversation in a separate file. If so, with all 10 people in a Multiple present, it sounds to me as though I would have to then merge all ten tracks into a single output track. This would actually work nicely to pull up individuals who have low volume, while reducing volume for others.
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This is for Paul Andrews if available:
Paul, thank you and the Team for your fine product. You are aware that Living Universe Foundation is an All Internet company, and we are using your Callburner product in conjunction with YouTube to place our board meetings and weekly Internet Radio broadcast on the Internet. You have been generous with your time, and I certainly want to avoid asking for more than my fair share considering your global customer base. Hopefully this inquiry will be easy to answer:
Does Callburner provide an option to record Local and Remote in the two tracks of a stereo recording? If so, I have missed it.
The question arises because I upgraded my headset, and the new headset overpowers the Remote side of the Multiple Skypes we are recording. The real time moving volume bar display Callburner provides is apparently not able to help me to know I am overwhelming the Remote side. My audio processing tools can deal with the disparity in volume, but doing the required steps results in loss of signal quality. If the Local and Remote recordings were separated, then I could easily match the two so they volume levels are close, and listeners will not be subject to having to adjust their volume controls.
Thanks again for your support of our venture.
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